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Contents4
Back up Copies7
About Data Errors7
About the Memory Overflow Messages8
General Precautions8
About the Power Supply8
About Battery Life8
To Replace the Batteries9
Operation Reference10
General Guide10
Setting up the SF Unit10
To Switch Power on and off10
To Check the Memory Status11
To Use the Function Key11
About the Sound Menu11
About Alarm Types11
Inputting Letters, Numbers and Symbols12
To Input Letters and Number12
To Input Upper-Case Letters12
To Shift the Keyboard12
To Input Accented Characters13
To Input Other Symbols13
To Correct, Delete or Insert Characters13
Date and Time Input13
Data Management Functions14
To Enter a Mode14
About Display Formats14
Index Display14
Using the Telephone Directory15
Inputting Telephone Directory Data15
Using the Memo Mode16
To Change a FREE Entry Label16
Where to Find Other Information16
To Input Memo Mode Data16
Using the Calendar17
To Display the Calendar17
To Scroll through Calendars17
About the Date Cursor17
To Specify a Month for Display in the Calendar Mode18
To Specify a Month and Date for Display in the Calendar Mode18
To Highlight and Unhighlight Specific Dates18
Using the Schedule Keeper19
To Unhighlight All Dates up to a Specific Month19
To Enter the Schedule Keeper19
To Specify a Date19
Using Schedule Alarms20
To Input Schedule Keeper Data20
To Set a Schedule Alarm When Inputting Data20
To Set or Change a Schedule Alarm for an Existing Data Entry21
To View a Data Entry's Current Schedule Alarm Setting21
To Delete a Specific Schedule Alarm21
Using the Expense Mode22
Before Using the Expense Mode22
About Extreme Mode Display Formats22
Data Display22
To Edit Labels23
To Input Expense Mode Data23
To Change the Amount Type24
To Calculate Expense Totals for a Specific Period24
About the Total Amount Display25
To Do Mode26
To Input to Do Mode Data26
About the to Do List26
To Check and Uncheck to Do Items26
Using the Reminder Mode27
About Reminder Mode Data27
Annual Reminder27
Monthly Reminder27
Recalling Data Stored in Memory28
About Reminder Alarms28
To Set a Reminder Alarm When Inputting Data28
To Switch Reminder Alarms on and off28
To Locate Data Using Mode Search29
Editing, Deleting and Copying Data30
To Edit a Data Item30
To Delete a Single Data Item30
To Delete All Data Items in a Mode30
To Move a Schedule Keeper Data to a Different Date31
To Move an Expense Mode Data Item to a Different Date31
To Copy a Data Item31
Using the Secret Function32
To Create a Secret Memory Area32
To Enter an Existing Secret Memory Area33
To Edit an Existing Password33
Timekeeping Functions34
Using the Home Time Function34
About Home Time Displays34
To Set the Home Time Zone34
To Set the Home Time35
To Switch the Home Time between 12-Hour and 24-Hour Format35
To Edit a City Code Name35
To Set the Daily Alarm36
About the Daily Alarm36
To Select the Date Format36
Using the World Time Function37
City Code List37
To Display the World Time37
To Set the World Time37
Calculator Functions38
Using the Calculator38
About the Calculator Mode Keys38
To Perform Calculations39
To Perform Constant Calculations39
To Correct Errors in Calculations39
Performing Date Calculations40
To Clear Errors40
To Calculate the Number of Days between Two Dates40
About Data Compatibility41
Setting up for Data Communications41
Performing Data Communications between SF Unit and Personal Computer41
To Connect the SF Unit with a Personal Computer42
To Set the SF Unit with a Personal Computer42
To Set the SF Unit Hardware Parameters42
About Communications Parameters42
Sending Data43
About Data Transfer Types43
One Data Item43
Mode Data Items43
To Send All Data Items44
To Send One Month of Calendar Data45
To Send All Schedule Keeper or Expense Mode Data in a Specific Period45
Technical Reference46
Keys46
To Send All Calendar Data in a Specific Period46
Storage Capacity48
Expense48
Auto Sort Sequence49
Resetting the SF Unit's Memory49
Message Table50
Specifications51

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